November 20, 2025 @ 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm EST

[URL of this listing: https://usercalendar.com/event/webinar-the-adaptable-researcher-a-leaders-guide-to-thriving-anywhere/]

 Date: November 20, 2025

 Time: 12:00 p.m. EST / 6:00 p.m. CET / 9:00 a.m. PST

 Location: Online

Free event

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 Speaker and topic:

Topic: The Adaptable Researcher: A Leader’s Guide to Thriving Anywhere

Speaker: Reggie Murphy, Senior Director, Head of UX Research @Zendesk, ex-Twitter, ex-Facebook

Moderator: Marek Štrba, Enterprise UX consultant at UXtweak

About the presentation:

Ever wonder how top research leaders make jumping from tech to finance or from a startup to an agency look so easy? Join us for this session to unlock the adaptable researcher’s playbook!

We’ll move past the obvious methods and dive into the real-world “hacks” for:

• building influence fast,
• speaking the language of new stakeholders
• learning a new business,
• and adapting your storytelling to thrive in any company, industry, or vertical.

About the speaker: 

Reggie Murphy leads global UX Research at Zendesk, where he and his team uncover insights that shape customers’ experiences across the Zendesk product suite. With 20+ years of experience in research and strategy, Reggie has helped companies like Meta, Twitter, and Vanguard build better products by understanding what customers need most.

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January 29 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EST

[URL of this listing: https://usercalendar.com/event/using-ai-in-ux-research-analysis-synthesis-and-reporting/]

Learn how to use Claude for data analysis and as a thinking partner for UX research and cut analysis, synthesis, and reporting from 2 weeks to one day.

Debbie has been using Claude to help with qualitative research analysis, synthesis, and reporting through all of 2025. In this live session she’ll show how she does it so you can give it a try too, and adjust it for your needs. She’s also tested her method with ChatGPT, Copilot, and NotebookLM, for comparison.

Using real, anonymized transcripts from one of her 2025 research projects, Debbie will show you how she works with Claude.

About the speaker:

Debbie Levitt is a Lead UXR & Strategist and Founder of Delta CX. She finds revenue opportunities hiding in customer problems. Debbie is an accomplished UXR professional, solving product, service, strategy, & process challenges for companies of all sizes & stages.

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January 29 @ 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm EST

[URL of this listing: https://usercalendar.com/event/webinar-using-ai-in-ux-research-analysis-synthesis-and-reporting/]

Date: Jan 29, 2025
Time: 12:00 p.m. EST / 6:00 p.m. CET / 9:00 a.m. PST
Location: Online
Free event

Speaker and topic:

Topic: Using AI in UX Research Analysis, Synthesis, and Reporting

Speaker: Debbie Levitt, Lead UXR & Strategist, Founder of Delta CX

Moderator: Petra Rajkov, User Researcher @UXtweak

About the presentation:

Learn how to use Claude for data analysis and as a thinking partner for UX research and cut analysis, synthesis, and reporting from 2 weeks to one day.

Debbie has been using Claude to help with qualitative research analysis, synthesis, and reporting through all of 2025. In this live session she’ll show how she does it so you can give it a try too, and adjust it for your needs. She’s also tested her method with ChatGPT, Copilot, and NotebookLM, for comparison.

Using real, anonymized transcripts from one of her 2025 research projects, Debbie will show you how she works with Claude. 

About the speaker:

Debbie Levitt is a Lead UXR & Strategist and Founder of Delta CX. She finds revenue opportunities hiding in customer problems. Debbie is an accomplished UXR professional, solving product, service, strategy, & process challenges for companies of all sizes & stages.

Registration:
This event, organized by UXtweak, is open to anyone with an interest in UX research.

Can’t make it to the live session? Register anyway – we’ll send you the recording! But keep in mind, you’ll miss the chance to participate in the live Q&A with Debbie.

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February 25 @ 11:00 am – 12:00 pm EST

[URL of this listing: https://usercalendar.com/event/doing-research-in-an-ai-world-understanding-tradeoffs-and-owning-impact/]

Using AI in research workflows is fairly common practice now. But many teams still struggle with knowing what good research with AI looks like.

In this session with Maria Rosala, Director of Research at NN/g, we’ll discuss where human judgement is critical in the research process, how to assess tradeoffs between quality and speed, and why claims like “AI removes bias” can be misleading.

We’ll also tackle the real pressures researchers are facing right now (from a tough job market to heightened ROI scrutiny), and share practical takeaways on how to adapt as the research role continues to evolve.

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February 26 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EST

[URL of this listing: https://usercalendar.com/event/webinar-how-research-leaders-pressure-test-ai-insights/]

Date: February 26th, 2026

Time: 12:00 p.m. EST / 6:00 p.m. CET / 9:00 a.m. PST

Location: Online

Free event

Speaker and topic:

Topic: How Research Leaders Pressure-Test AI Insights

Speaker: LaKeisha Lovett, User Experience Manager at The Home Depot with 20+ years of experience

Moderator: Petra Rajkov, User Researcher @UXtweak

About the presentation:

AI can synthesize insights faster than ever. But synthesis isn’t the hard part, judgment is.

In this session, we’ll skip the tool demos and go straight to where leadership actually lives: what happens after AI generates an output.

• How do you pressure-test AI-driven narratives before presenting to executives?
• How do you separate signal from noise when the patterns look convincing?
• And where does human expertise become non-negotiable, even when AI can do it faster?

Drawing from real discovery work deconstructing how professionals stay irreplaceable in AI-accelerated environments, this talk is for professionals ready to lead at the orchestration layer.

Registration:

This event, organized by UXtweak, is open to anyone with an interest in UX research.

Can’t make it to the live session? Register anyway – we’ll send you the recording! But keep in mind, you’ll miss the chance to participate in the live Q&A with LaKeisha.

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October 28, 2025 @ 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm EDT

[URL of this listing: https://usercalendar.com/event/8-pillars-8-years-later-data-and-knowledge-management/]

​In the fourth instalment of the 8 Pillars, 8 Years Later series, we’re checking in on what’s changed in the research repository space and the broader state of research knowledge management. Repositories have moved past their “shiny new thing” moment, and teams are now facing the ongoing, practical work of keeping research knowledge accessible, visible, and genuinely useful.

​Join us as we explore:

​The reality check on repositories​

AI’s impact on knowledge management​

The expanding tool and solution-stack​Refocusing on outcomes and long-term value

​​Let’s talk about what it means to design research knowledge systems that are sustainable, meaningful, and truly support the flow of insights to the right people, at the right time.

​Featuring

​​Johanna Jagow, Strategic UX Researcher and UX Advisor​​

Jake Burghardt, Principal Consultant at Integrating Research and Author of Stop Wasting Research

​​Hosted by: The ReOps Community & Great Question
Moderated by: Holly Cole, ResearchOps Community

Register for free!

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August 20, 2025 @ 11:00 am – 12:00 pm EDT

[URL of this listing: https://usercalendar.com/event/ai-dos-and-donts-for-user-research-analysis/]

AI has changed the game for UX research analysis.

But with how quickly everything is evolving, it’s fair to ask: are we using AI effectively and responsibly?

Join us for a session with Nick Babich where he’ll share best practices, common pitfalls, and real-world examples of human-AI workflows that enhance speed, quality, and scale without sacrificing nuance or ethics!

*All registrants will receive the Meetup recording.

Register for free!

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June 17, 2025 @ 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT

[URL of this listing: https://usercalendar.com/event/the-ux-of-ai-research-backed-best-practices-for-designing-ai-interfaces/]

​AI-powered features are becoming more embedded in everyday products. Yet, users struggle to find, trust, and effectively use AI-powered interfaces, leading to missed opportunities and frustrating experiences.

​In this session, Kate Moran, VP of Research & Content at Nielsen Norman Group, will share practical, research-backed insights on how UX researchers and designers can evaluate and improve AI-driven experiences.

​Kate will break down:

• ​Why AI feature discoverability is a major issue, and how research can help solve it
• ​How to approach AI explainability and trust, ensuring users understand and feel confident in AI outputs
• ​Best practices for usability testing of AI features

​This session is perfect for UX researchers, designers, and product teams embedding AI-powered features in their product. Whether you’re already testing AI usability or just getting started, you’ll leave with tactical guidance for making AI experiences more user-friendly and effective.

Register for free!

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May 29, 2025 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT

[URL of this listing: https://usercalendar.com/event/the-roi-framework-for-research-teams/]

​Join Great Question’s Co-Founder and CEO Ned Dwyer and UX research expert Trevor Calabro as they dive into Trevor’s 5-step framework for calculating the ROI of UX research and how it can be adapted for different roles across teams.

​As budgets tighten and expectations for impact rise, the pressure is on for researchers and people who do research to demonstrate the value of their work. Trevor will walk us through his tactical approach to tying research efforts directly to business metrics, and what organizations stand to gain when they consistently measure ROI well.

​Attendees will gain:

• ​A clear understanding of why research ROI is becoming a critical conversation across orgs.
• ​Deeper insight into Trevor’s tactical 5-step-framework for calculating ROI of UX research.
• ​How to adapt ROI calculations across roles and industries.
• ​Real examples of how teams have nailed tying research efforts to business outcomes.

​This session is perfect for UX researchers, research ops pros, product designers, and PMs who want to build stronger business cases for research and scale research impact across teams. Whether you’re in a mature research org or just getting started, you’ll leave with actionable guidance to bring back to your team.

Register for free!

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December 4, 2024 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EST

[URL of this listing: https://usercalendar.com/event/confidently-navigating-ai-in-uxr-analysis-a-mixed-methods-approach/]

Join us for a practical webinar that goes beyond being “for” or “against” AI!

We’ll take a mixed-methods approach to integrating AI into UX research analysis, with real examples that show how to use AI effectively while focusing on the uniquely human insights that AI can’t (yet) replace. We’ll also cover the skill sets needed for both junior and seasoned UX Researchers to thrive in the AI era.

You’ll walk away with:

Key skills to build data literacy, strengthen critical thinking, and enhance ethical awareness when using AI

Clear guidance on how, when, and why to complement AI with manual research analysis

Practical questions to critically assess your AI-supported research process

*All registrants will also receive a recording of the event.

Register for free

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